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Check Out The Buzz!! The Bees on top of BankCherokee are preparing for the great Minnesota winter. Bees have one main job in the winter, to take care of the queen bee. Queen Golda must be kept well fed, warm and free of the diseases spread by mites. The Colony has been working hard all…
Check Out The Buzz!! Harvest season is coming to a close. Reflecting on my inaugural season as a beekeeper, I am proud the Bees and the community have made year one a success! Queen Golda and the Bees really worked hard to make the honey season a success. The Bees had a lot to accomplish…
Check Out The Buzz! Beekeeping adventure – week 16. Queen Golda and the Bees have been busy growing the colony and storing honey. The hive now has one full honey super (9 Frames) and 7 full honey frames in the second honey super. It’s decision time. As we come to the end of summer I…
Check Out The Buzz! It is week 10 of my beekeeping adventure. Queen Golda and her bees have been working so hard that 3 weeks ago they lead me to believe it was time to add the honey boxes. When I checked on their progress today I opened the honey boxes and found them empty!…
Check Out The Buzz! Bees Working Hard Saving for Future Needs and Emergencies. It is week 7 of my beekeeping adventure and the bees continue to amaze me. Queen Golda and the colony are working hard to build the necessary foundation for the success of the hive. The bees have met their first survival goal…
Check Out The Buzz! It is week five of my beekeeping adventure and the bees are still doing great! Queen Golda has been laying eggs and the colony is rapidly increasing at a rate of about 1,000 bees per day. The worker bees have made 10 frames of new comb and many frames of capped…
Check Out The Buzz! I am. Over the last few years I have developed an interest in the plight of the honeybee. Some of you may be aware of the survival issues the honeybees are facing. Pesticides, colony collapse disorder and destruction of their natural habitat are making it very difficult for the honeybees to…
